Security threats Toolkit
Story: There's no worm in your Apple - honest
Posted by: Dave Carmean (Tuesday 2 November 2004, 12:47 AM)
It does not make sense to pay for and use anti-virus software when no viruses exist, as that software may cause conflicts, problems or slowness.
However, everyone should back up data regularly (for most people, that means daily) and install software updates when they are available.
Full Talkback thread
Story: There's no worm in your Apple - honest
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"Blighting" - one person has this malware installe... Anonymous -
"Apple Macintosh has denied that the malicious cod... Anonymous
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If opener was PC malware, it would be classified a... Anonymous
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You are of course right about the erroneous Macint... Matt Loney
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If someone can sit down on your machine to install... jbelkin
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No worries with Opener.
But the worst thing t... Anonymous -
It does not make sense to pay for and us... Dave Carmean -
So by Sophos' standards, if I try t... Graham Cluley
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Yes. It is just a batch file.... nonono -
Opener is just a script that must... Anonymous
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Thank's to the complete lack o... D W
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The Anti-virus vendors classify it as a virus.
I'm... Anonymous
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Antivirus company Sophos said: "Renepo is a worm,... Anonymous
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If this is a virus, it's like the joke goes w... Terry Wilson
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Facts:-
My apple doesn't get hammered wi... seanthemac
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Well since Sophos representatives are already on r... no_thanks_sophos
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Some versions of Opener are worms, all are spyware... Ptitboul
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"Symantec declared that Mac owners were protected... Walter Medea
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Bullshit! just a buch of jerks try to beat the dru... Anonymous
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grsisoft symantec and webroot are the big men now Anonymous
